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KB44078 - Domain Name Server (DNS) settings are not displayed via IPCONFIG after connecting with Windows 10 Universal App

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Last Modified Date	9/7/2019 3:11 AM

Synopsis

This article provides information on DNS settings are not displayed via IPCONFIG after connecting with the Windows 10 Universal App.

Problem or Goal

When connected with the Windows 10 Universal App, DNS information is not provided in the ipconfig /all output for the Pulse virtual adapter.

Cause

Solution

This is expected behavior and not available to be displayed using the universal app.

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Created By	Rajkumar Tamilarasan